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In Chicago at the National Housewares Show 1972, manufacturers unveil a flood of color coordinated kitchenware from stainless cookware to Teflon alternatives, plastic plastics and time savers. Durable stainless pots outsell Teflon as echo and Northland showcase bundt pans and glassware with nonstick coatings. Personal care appliances rise, plastics expand, and ecologists weigh in on energy use and biodegradability.
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Cable TV could reshape society says professor
Syracuse University professor Dr. Norman Balabanian says cable television may become a two way educational system in homes. He envisions nationwide polling and voting, city surveillance, and a replacement for local postal delivery as possible roles for cable TV in future society. He has prepared a three credit course for the spring semester exploring these impacts.
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